Whatever the reason, Lyle was acting awfully dense, she thought,
or else he thinks it's vital to get all this other stuff in first.
I've certainly given him the question often enough, let someone else try.
She put down her notes, leaned back in her chair and nodded to Henry
that she was finished.
Frank Anuse took over the questioning. He wanted to know the reason
that Ian's SmurFFs got better when Trenchant was not in the course.
"Well, you see, these suspect SmurFFs in those packets there,
these few are just the tip of the iceberg. Diana Trenchant,
during the years she was in the course, influenced the students
to write bad evaluations about Randy and Ian."
There it was. Stark and real. Diana was not just accused
of creating SmurFFs--she was accused of witchcraft.
Jane jerked upright in her chair and stared at Lyle aghast.
Was he really accusing Diana of that level of control over
medical students? Preposterous--one woman, all by herself,
had influenced hundreds of medical students over a period of years
to do as she dictated. There's more to this than I've been told. . .
this isn't about forging seven SmurFFs.
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